Trinity College School - Record Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 9 FV i130 5 U0 My M Qclwol A I NOTES chi NEW MASTERS We have three new additions to the Senior School teaching staff this year. These are Mr. E. S. Jarvis, Mr. H. Hass, and the Rev. Eyre Dann. Mr. Dann came to us from New Westminster, B.C., to take over Mr. Taylor's duties as Chaplain and to teach Religious Knowledge. Mr. Jarvis has taken over many of Mr. DiXon's classes as well as the job of coaching the First Football Team. He has already become a great favourite with the boys. Mr. Hass has become the new resident master of Petry House. He is coaching Littleside Football in addition to his teaching duties. We extend to these masters a hearty welcome. Already they have added a great deal to the School life. Mr. W. R. Duggan has returned as Mr. Batt's assistant, and is coaching Middleside football. We are glad to have him back with us. The New Boys' Race The annual New Boys' cross country run was held on Thanksgiving morning, October 13th. The course was laid to the north of the School and covered about a mile and a half. Schwartz of Bethune finished first in the record. time of 8 minutes, 20 seconds. He is, however, over age for the Magee Cup. Magee Cup Points:-Gray 10, Stratford 7, Howard 5, Stokes 3, Higginbotham 1.

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8 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD THE REV. CANON A. J. FIDLER An active Anglican minister for 40 years, Rev. Canon Arthur John Fidler, M.A., rector emeritus of St. C1ement's Church, North Toronto, died on July 6th., at his home, 125 Tyndall avenue. In his 81st year, he had been retired for 13 years. Ordained to the priesthood in 1887, by Archbishop Lewis, in Kingston, Ont., he served parishes both in the United States and Canada. The first years of his ministry were spent in Smith's Falls, Ontario. He was assistant rector at St. Paul's Cathedral, Buffalo, for four years, and later rector of Christ Church, Greensburgh, Pa. Return- ing to Canada in 1900, he was appointed rector at Colborne. Following a pastorate at the old Grace Church, Elm street, Toronto, he served for 14 years as rector of St. Clement's Church from 1910 on. While there he was made a canon of St. Alban's Cathedral in 1920. Born in Toronto he received his early education at Trinity College School, Port Hope, and graduated from Trinity College with a B.A. in 1883 and M.A. in 1886. Outstanding as a pastor and active in the synod, he always said that parochial work Was his hobby. He leaves his wife, Elizabeth Foster Turney Fidlerg two sisters, Mary E. and Bertha I. Fidlerg and one brother, J. Ernest Fidler. l. 4

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10 TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD Mr. Dixon We were very sorry to learn that Mr. Dixon would not be back with us this fall. He left us to join the R.C. A.F., where he is now a Pilot Oflicer. We cannot help but miss him. His genial, friendly manner had become part of the School. He has been back to visit us already this term. and we are looking forward to his next visit. Half Holiday A half holiday was held on Thursday, October 2nd, in honour of His Excellency the Governor-General and H.R.H. Princess Alice, who did us the honour of attending our Speech Day, last June 15. Bazaar On Saturday, September 20, a bazaar was held at the Lodge in aid of the child victims of the war. Spread around the Lodge's spacious lawns were many booths, giving the visitors an opportunity of trying their luck at fishing, playing bingo, treasure hunting and a variety of other intriguing games of skill and luck. One of the most popular was that of Hitting the 'fish' in the eye and winning a cigar fonly this time it was a dough- nut.J The bazaar was a huge success, and over S100 was made, which went to a very worthy cause. New Movie Projector Thanks to the kindness and generosity of Mr. J. B. Mackinnon the School has acquired a very valuable new sound movie projector. We can not adequately express our thanks for this valuable and useful gift. We assure Mr. Mackinnon that it will be put to good use. It was